Aer Lingus has announced new flights to North-Carolina that will pass through Edinburgh, connecting the Scottish capital to yet another American state.

The new route will commence next year and will see up to five flights each week year-round, starting from April 2026, providing tourists with another convenient transatlantic route that's perfect for holidaymakers.

Connections can be made from Edinburgh, as well as Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, Newcastle, Southampton, Liverpool John Lennon, Isle of Man, Exeter, Cornwall Airport Newquay, and Heathrow.

Flights will touch down in Raleigh-Durham International Airport

Commenting on Aer Lingus’ 2026 transatlantic expansion, Lynne Embleton, CEO of Aer Lingus, added: “We’re delighted to be adding Raleigh-Durham Inte

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